Paphos beats Limassol in luxury prices
Cyprus’ new-build property market had a strong 2025, with Limassol remaining the undisputed heavyweight in both value and activity.
Minister, US ambassador discuss issues of mutual interest
Infrastructure and Transport Minister Christos Dimas had a working lunch with US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle on Tuesday.
Plaisio stores to close Saturday morning for founder’s funeral
Plaisio retail stores in Greece will remain shut from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday for the funeral of Giorgos Gerardos, founder and chairman of Plaisio Computers, who died at 80 on Wednesday.
Greek 10-year bond yield falls to 3.34%
The yield on the 10-year Greek government bond fell to 3.34% on Wednesday, from 3.375% according to the Public Debt Management Agency, which saw the reopening of the note get oversubscribed 2.62 times, to raise €300 million. The total bids in the reissue of bonds reached €785 million.
AI considered a strategic opportunity for Greece
The future of Greek entrepreneurship and the strategic integration of artificial intelligence took center stage Tuesday at an event co-organized by the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Hellenic Competitiveness Council.
End the bloodshed
The war in Ukraine is approaching its fourth anniversary in just a few days.
OFI returns to the Cup final and will face PAOK
PAOK and OFI will contest this year’s Greek Cup final in April, after successfully negotiating the home-and-away semifinals against Panathinaikos and Levadiakos respectively.
ELTA finds itself in Catch-22
Hellenic Post cannot improve its finances without improving its services, and vice versa.
Operating costs and taxes pressure hotels
Greek hotels are estimated to have recorded a revenue rise of 7.4% year-on-year in 2025, according to GBR Consulting’s annual survey.
Canadian solution via Spain for fish farmer Avramar
The way out of the impasse for local aquaculture giant Avramar Greece may be through Spain after all.